Correctional Officer Police

MARYEL ADAMS HENDRIX

**** *********** ****, **** **********, MD 20744

H: 240-***-**** C: 240-***-**** ***********@*****.***

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

A high degree of expertise in the following: Law Enforcement, and Investigation. Selected Achievements * Able to coordinate several tasks simultaneously. Committed to implementing quality improvement techniques. Motivated Security Professional, who works efficiently under pressure and makes sound decisions. Exceptional team leader with an outstanding work ethic. Confident and successful at making critical decisions quickly and effectively. Meets security challenges calmly and rationally.

SKILLS

Civil Disturbance training Crime scene processing Detailed report writing Rapid Response Team

Corrections training Investigations Loss prevention

Police personnel training

CERTIFICATIONS

Police Issued Glock 17 and 19/ Police Science Certification/ Abs Paton/ Certified Training Officer/ CPR and First Aid/Special Drug Unit / Dispatch Station/Radar Detail/Presidential Detail/

WORK HISTORY

MELWOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES

Home Care Agent Upper Marlboro, Maryland November 2007 – December 2010

Aid patients physically and mentally with their everyday duties

Ensure that patients take their medications on time, assist clients with clothing, showering, and feeding, and provide care to those who are disabled.

Managing home care documents, which includes nutrition and personal actions, assisting patients with physiotherapy workouts, administering medication based on doctor’s advice, aiding with patient food and getting fed, conducting basic housekeeping functions, working with mobility professionals to ensure the patient receives support in finding in and out of the vehicle and delivering regular reports to the caseworker.

DC METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT (RETIRED)

Police Officer Washington, DC May 1989 - May 2014

Duties included patrolling the neighborhoods and business districts of Washington D.C. to prevent and deter crime.

Facilitated arrests and issued fines when necessary.

Provided traffic enforcement with the use of radar detecting devices

As a role model: Counseled city residents and youth organizations.

Assisted trainees with their on-the-job training.

Team Member of an elite drug enforcement unit

Participated on the U.S. Presidential Detail

DC DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

Correctional Officer Washington, D.C. February 1986 - April 1989

Correctional Officer duties included being responsible for enforcing the rules and maintaining routines at the Correctional facility.

Duties also included inspecting jail cells according to security protocols and safety codes provided by the facility.

Supervise inmates during meals and recreational time.

Diffuse conflicts between inmates to help preserve peace and order.

EDUCATION

Washington, D.C. 1981

Anacostia High School Curriculum

REFERENCES

References Available upon request

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